Events firm releases Royal National Lifeboat Institution music track
H2O Events has released a song to raise funds for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).
The events business behind
the project is located at Burtonwood near Warrington. A band called RidgeMount Road recorded the track, which was given the title So Much to Give. Promotional items like branded envelopes can be used by organisations involved in events. Matt Whitticombe founded the not-for-profit events enterprise that came up with the scheme, and wants 2016 to be an exciting year for his venture.
Gilly Barnes of RidgeMount Road put the song together. The track can be accessed via a download from Amazon and iTunes. All the money from the song Ms Barnes wrote will go to the RNLI. She said:
Pete Hammond was involved in the production of the record. Hammond has collaborated with Take That and Kylie Minogue in the past. He has been connected with 11 number ones in the UK. His contribution could help the chart performance of So Much to Give. The RNLI is wholly reliant on public support and it takes over £400,000 each day to keep it going.
The events business behind
the project is located at Burtonwood near Warrington. A band called RidgeMount Road recorded the track, which was given the title So Much to Give. Promotional items like branded envelopes can be used by organisations involved in events. Matt Whitticombe founded the not-for-profit events enterprise that came up with the scheme, and wants 2016 to be an exciting year for his venture.
Gilly Barnes of RidgeMount Road put the song together. The track can be accessed via a download from Amazon and iTunes. All the money from the song Ms Barnes wrote will go to the RNLI. She said:
“I’m hugely proud to support the fantastic work that the RNLI charity does up and down the country. The RNLI has always been particularly close to my heart and I hope the proceeds from this single can help save lives at sea and all those it aids on a daily basis.”
Pete Hammond was involved in the production of the record. Hammond has collaborated with Take That and Kylie Minogue in the past. He has been connected with 11 number ones in the UK. His contribution could help the chart performance of So Much to Give. The RNLI is wholly reliant on public support and it takes over £400,000 each day to keep it going.